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Turn Brighton into a one-hour survival playground: use an app to hunt for virtual supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges, and race other teams across the Pier, The Lanes, and seafront. Ideal for families and groups wanting a playful, self-guided city adventure.
Turn Brighton into a one-hour survival playground: use an app to hunt for virtual supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges, and race other teams across the Pier, The Lanes, and seafront. Ideal for families and groups wanting a playful, self-guided city adventure.
You step off the seafront promenade, phone buzzing with a digital map, and Brighton opens like a playground of clues: pebbled beach to your left, the bright curvature of the Pier ahead, and the narrow alleys of The Lanes funneling foot traffic into a maze of shops and cafés.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Brighton, England
You step off the seafront promenade, phone buzzing with a digital map, and Brighton opens like a playground of clues: pebbled beach to your left, the bright curvature of the Pier ahead, and the narrow alleys of The Lanes funneling foot traffic into a maze of shops and cafés.
This one-hour urban chase turns Brighton’s mix of Regency architecture and coastal grit into a survival playground. The game uses an app to send teams on timed tasks and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host monitors progress and offers support. The rules are simple—collect virtual survival items around the city for points, complete challenges for bonuses, and outscore other teams.
Brighton’s history—its 18th–19th century rise as a seaside resort, the exotic Royal Pavilion, and fishing-heritage lanes—adds texture to missions that thread through promenades, cobbled streets, and public squares. The chalk South Downs rise just inland, reminding players the city sits where cliffs meet town.
Expect mostly flat walking on pavements and cobbles, with some stairs if you explore the Pier or upper terraces. Routes typically cover 1–3 miles depending on how many detours you take. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for variable British weather—layers and a light waterproof will save time.
This scavenger hunt suits families, groups of friends, and visitors who want playful local discovery rather than a guided tour. It’s an active, social way to see Brighton’s highlights and its less obvious corners while testing strategy, observation, and local curiosity.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires an hour of moderate walking and standing
The experience runs for one hour, though you can extend exploration before or after the game on your own.
Yes—participants use the Zombie Scavengers app to receive tasks, log finds, and communicate with the remote host.
Yes; the activity is family-friendly and stroller accessible, but parents should supervise younger children in busy areas.
A remote host monitors the game and provides support via in-app chat to troubleshoot navigation or score questions.
Brighton grew as a popular Georgian and Victorian seaside resort; the Royal Pavilion reflects the city’s 19th-century flamboyance and coastal leisure culture.
Brighton’s shoreline and nearby South Downs are subject to coastal management and habitat protection; stick to paths and avoid disturbing nesting birds during spring.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the seafront promenade, phone buzzing with a digital map, and Brighton opens like a playground of clues: pebbled beach to your left, the bright curvature of the Pier ahead, and the narrow alleys of The Lanes funneling foot traffic into a maze of shops and cafés.
You step off the seafront promenade, phone buzzing with a digital map, and Brighton opens like a playground of clues: pebbled beach to your left, the bright curvature of the Pier ahead, and the narrow alleys of The Lanes funneling foot traffic into a maze of shops and cafés.
This one-hour urban chase turns Brighton’s mix of Regency architecture and coastal grit into a survival playground. The game uses an app to send teams on timed tasks and zombie-themed challenges while a remote host monitors progress and offers support. The rules are simple—collect virtual survival items around the city for points, complete challenges for bonuses, and outscore other teams.
Brighton’s history—its 18th–19th century rise as a seaside resort, the exotic Royal Pavilion, and fishing-heritage lanes—adds texture to missions that thread through promenades, cobbled streets, and public squares. The chalk South Downs rise just inland, reminding players the city sits where cliffs meet town.
Expect mostly flat walking on pavements and cobbles, with some stairs if you explore the Pier or upper terraces. Routes typically cover 1–3 miles depending on how many detours you take. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for variable British weather—layers and a light waterproof will save time.
This scavenger hunt suits families, groups of friends, and visitors who want playful local discovery rather than a guided tour. It’s an active, social way to see Brighton’s highlights and its less obvious corners while testing strategy, observation, and local curiosity.